Operation Homefront Support

By Jun Dayao

Posted on Feb 10 2014

: Operation Homefront Support coordinators receive a check from Hyatt staff, Jan. 29, at the Hyatt Regency Saipan.

: Seventh Day Adventist staff donate hygiene products to Operation Homefront Support in November.

: Jon Bargfrede, second from right, on behalf of Bank of Saipan, donates a check to support Operation Homefront Support carepackages.

: I Love Saipan staff donate shirts in support of Operation Homefront Support.

: Staff of Joeten Shopping Center, Susupe, provide Operation Homefront Support coordinators with rice crackers and mini CNMI flags to be shipped out to U.S. service members of the NMI.

: Galvin Guerrero, third from left, along with Mt. Carmel students show their support to Operation Homefront by collecting canned goods and letters from students and their families.

: Marianas Pacific Distributors, Inc., provides lanyards and bottle openers for Operation Homefront Support.

: Nola Hix, center, of Xerox, provides a donation to Operation Homefront Support to be used to pay for postage fee.

: Max Kretzers, second from the left, of Dickerson & Quinn, provides a pallet worth of Hormel Spam to be shipped to NMI soldiers serving in the U.S. Armed Forces.

Jun Dayao Dayao

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